Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture: Emerging Legal Challenges and Responsibilities

The use of AI across all sectors has surged in recent years—transforming operations, decision‑making, and innovation. But as adoption accelerates, so do the legal questions surrounding it. From potential regulation and compliance risk to intellectual property strategy, it’s crucial for businesses to understand how AI can be used responsibly and effectively.

Join us for a concise, 30‑minute webinar with Marks & Clerk. Ed Carter and Simon Portman who will explore the patentability of AI and software‑related inventions, with a particular focus on agri‑tech. We’ll examine how AI‑driven tools—such as precision farming systems, autonomous machinery, and advanced data analytics—are reshaping data exploitation across the agri‑food supply chain.

This session will cover:

• The evolving landscape of AI patentability and protection strategies
• Legal and liability considerations when implementing AI tools
• Data ownership, exploitation, and transparency across agri‑food systems
• Risk management and compliance obligations emerging with new regulations
• How changes in regulation may impact operations, technology adoption, and fairness in the sector

This is a quick and insightful opportunity to get up to speed on the legal realities of AI and is ideal for innovators, agri‑tech businesses, tech developers, and anyone working with or considering AI technologies.

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